The sum of 7-1 and 7-2 will be a rational number because sum of rational numbers is a rational numbers.
A rational number is a number which can be written in p/q form where q≠0.
We know that when two rational numbers is added then the sum is also a rational number. And when two rational numbers are subtracted then the difference is also a rational number.
So in the given question, lets study the term differently that is,
i) 7 - 1 is a rational number because their difference is equal to 6 and it can be written in p/q form which is 6/1.
ii) 7 – 2 is also a rational number as their difference will be 5 which is a rational and can be written in p/q form which is 5/1.
So when these two rational numbers are added their sum will also be a rational number which is 11.
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Answer:
A) R = P/I²
Step-by-step explanation:
I = √P/R
Square each side
I^2 = (√P/R)^2
I^2 = P/R
Multiply each side by R
I^2R =P/R * R
I^2R = P
Divide by I^2
I^2R / I^2 = P/ I^2
R = P/ I^2
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Answer:
144 u²
Step-by-step explanation:
first we need to find lateral area
La=Ph
LA=(12)(11)
LA= 132 u²
SA= Ph + 2B
SA= 132 + 2(6)
SA= 144 u²
